Sentence examples for some saturation from inspiring English sources

"There is some saturation in central Suffolk, where the most have been added," said Robert Lipper, president of Island-Metro publishesons, which publishes the Long Island Lodging Guide quarterly and tracks the hotel industry on the Island.

Now, we consider some saturation arguments for this three-wave degenerate case.

"There was some saturation because their own national leagues were difficult, challenging, with a high number of matches.

The emergence of these transitions also generates some saturation problems, such as socio-economic and social issues.

When the amount of capping agent used exceeds some saturation value, an unprecedented dimerization of QDs is detected'.

The offset indicates that the bandwidth does not approach zero; instead, it goes to some saturation level of 45±± 5 meV (Fig. 2a).

Even better, easy-to-read text in plain English explains what exactly each setting does — scenery mode, for example, increases the sharpness and adds some color saturation.

Urbanization, having reached some practical saturation point, leads to suburbanization, the desire to live in neighbourhoods with green spaces and at least a breath of country air.

It has hit maturation and, in some markets, saturation.

This reaction path follows the Lippmann solutus curve that can present some primary saturation states.

The dynamic range was sufficient for temperature measurements ranging from 300 K to 2200 K, although some detector saturation was observed for low temperature spectra.